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Topic : information on fishing for children |
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| BMWR1100SS |
hi there..my eldist lad age nearly 7 fancys trying some basic fishing..but i dont think he will sit still..very active lad..so do i need to buy a licence to fish, say on the canal...or any ideas, i would like him to aleast have a chance of catching something...any information would be helpful...thanks... |
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| greengrass |
I think because of his age you do no need a rod licience but for the cannal you have to have a day ticket from the shop in silsden pop in and ask. PS this time of year its very cold for him wait till summer |
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| dogcatcher |
heck greengrass its always too cold 4 u  .under 12 s dont need a rod licence and some good fishing can be had at this time of year |
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| claymoreking |
A good place to get him started would be the Trout Farm up Kilnsey, many happy days out there when I was a bit younger. |
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| alan |
Think he will need a rod licence. Raygill is good at Lothersdale, nice pleasant coarse fishing. GeeTees will help no doubt. |
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| Bob T |
David Bennet has just opened this year a fishing pond up Raikes road (at the back of Ian Baines wagon park ) i think its only about £6 a day |
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| BMWR1100SS |
thanks for the info everybody..although still unsure whether i need a licence..advice still a bit unclear...i have bought the lad a cheap fishing set from argos about £15.00 worth.. is this still appropriate for the advice you have all given.... |
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| alan |
The Post Office sells rod licences, they will tell you. Alternatively look on the Enviromental Agency website. |
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| alan |
this post has been edited 1 time(s) To quote - Anglers (aged 12 years or over) fishing for salmon, trout, freshwater fish or eels in England (except the River Tweed), Wales or the Border Esk and its tributaries in Scotland, must have an Environment Agency rod licence. BUT just to add you need TWO licences. One a rod licence, and the other a permit for the fishery. GeeTee will sell permits for the canal, commercial fisheries usually sell them on the bank. |
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| dogcatcher |
this post has been edited 1 time(s) quoteDavid Bennet has just opened this year a fishing pond up Raikes road (at the back of Ian Baines wagon park ) i think its only about £6 a day fished this pond 2 years ago £6 fee is right, the lads age is 7 so he dosnt need a rod licence |
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| pumbajunior |
go with skippy n greengrass even get lessons  i even caught a fish on saturday |
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events sale / wanted general have your say looking for.. skippy greengrass |
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